Peer Critiques Useful Words

T1 2018 - Amazing progress and achievement!

International Women's Day: Annie Swynnerton, art pioneer

Thursday 31 May 2012

Mystery Project started

We started our short mystery project today. The results so far are excellent. All will be revealed next week when we complete the images and assess the experience. For now enjoy the delightful images in progress.

Anne

Anne

Bob

Bob

Christine

Christine

Harry

Harry

Lennard 

Lennard

Margaret

Margaret

Peter

Peter

Reflections Project

Here are two further examples from our reflections in glass project. The subject matter and the brief certainly created a lot of interest and some serious learning challenges too! All have passed with flying colours, literally. 

Christine

Christine

Peter

Peter

Wednesday 30 May 2012

Useful website about pastel

Visit the National Portrait Gallery's (NPG) useful educational website to see a range of pastel paintings and artists up to and including the current time. The site has helpful brief descriptions of technique next to details of images. Image below is by RB Kitaj (1986); click on the image below to go to the NPG site. 

Saturday 26 May 2012

Next Week (31 May)

Next week we will be doing a MYSTERY project as a group. Learners need only to bring all their usual equipment and willingness to drive blind! See you on 31 May.



GLASS: Reflections Progress

Paintings in our reflections project are really getting interesting. In our group review we decided that still-life is still a potent subject to practice and explore our painting skills and ideas. Here are the works in progress (some of the group were away this week so we will look at theirs next time).  There is also an oil painting by Margaret included here from her time at university. 















Sunday 20 May 2012

Glass Reflections Project

This week we reviewed our research and started our new main project about glass based reflections and transformations (distortions). Early days but some very interesting developments already starting to emerge.